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Japanese Language Classes by Volunteers in Fukuoka にほんご Class Map ぼらんてぃあ にほんご きょうしつ あんない ー ボランティアによる日本語教室のご案内 ー About this pamphlet Attention This pamphlet contains information about Due to the effects of novel coronavirus Japanese classes taught by volunteers in infection, there might be some changes in Fukuoka City and surrounding metropolitan the contents. Please contact each class area. The data was compiled with the directly for the current situation. cooperation of each of the language classes. ぱ ん ふ れ っ と ちゅうい このパンフレットについて 注意してください さっし ふくおかし しゅうへんしちょう かいさい しんがた こ ろ な う い る す かんせんしょう えいきょう けいさいないよう この冊子には、福岡市および周辺市町で開催されてい 新型コロナウイルス感染症の影響により、掲載内容に ぼ ら ん て ぃ あ こうし にほんごきょうしつ へんこう かのうせい げんざい じょうきょう かくきょうしつ る、ボランティアを講師とする日本語教室についての 変更がある可能性があります。現在の状況は各教室に じょうほう けいさい で ー た かくきょうしつ きょうりょく ちょくせつ と あ 情報を掲載しています。このデータは、各教室のご協力 直接お問い合わせください。 え しゅうしゅう を得て収集したものです。 Fukuoka City International Foundation 4-1, Tenyamachi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City 812-0025 Tel: (092) 262-1744 Fax: (092) 262-2700 October, 2020 こうえきざいだんほうじん ふくおか と ぴ あ こくさいこうりゅうざいだん 公益財団法人 福岡よかトピア国際交流財団 ふくおかし はかたく てんやまち 〒812-0025 福岡市博多区店屋町4-1 Tel: （092） 262-1744 Fax: （092） 262-2700 2020年10月発行 ဪત Higashi-ku ֗ ֎ ׁ ኬ಑ Ծ Contents ֌׆օ֖֣֓ג՛ֺ֪֞ג֚ ג־֋ֱ֖֖ 1 ிࠊൟἍὅἑὊଐஜᛖ૙ܴỉẹỚࠉࠉHigashi Shimin Center / Nihongo Kyoshitsu - Nozomi ֌׆օ֖֣ ֊փ შ໣ત֓גֺ֪֒׃փֽ֖֮׆օ֋֢֒օ ։֖֊ ଐஜᛖ૙ܴẅợỦểờ˟ࠉࠉKashiihama Shogakko Oyako Nihongo Kyoshitsu - Yorutomo Kai܇ఄᚃܖᬐౢාݱ 2 ֌׆֎֎׈֘ Hakata-kuגփ ֒֎֔փ֒օ׉ׄօ ֊փ ֱ֋֖ׅօֲ֠ ἁἻἋࠉࠉChiisana Kokusai Koryu no Kai / Higashi Yubinkyoku Classޅ֋֖ ֎ 3 ݱẰễ׎ᨥʩ්ỉ˟ᴾிᣁֱ̝ ֎׈֘֠ג֟ ׊ֽ ג֔ ֽ֗֩ ဪӠӠӨત ֠փ ֒֎֔փ֒օ׉ׄօ ֊փ ἁἻἋࠉࠉChiisana Kokusai Koryu no Kai / Najima (San-no-Maru) Danchi ClassעݱẰễ׎ᨥʩ්ỉ˟ᴾӸ޽ίɤỉɺὸׇ 4 ֌׆օ֖֣֓גֺ֪ ג֋փ֒֎֗ ׎ʴỉẺỜỉଐஜᛖ૙ܴࠉࠉGaikokujin no Tame no Nihongo Kyoshitsuٳ 5 Higashi-ku ֊֖փ ֎׈֘ 6 ᬐౢỆỖỮắἁἻἋ䚷 Kashi Nihongo Class ֎׈ֵ 7 ỆỖỮᵥᵭἁἻἨӠӠNihon Go Club ཨ࣡ત ֌׆օ֖֣֓גֺ֪ Chuo-ku ֎ 8 ẰẪỤଐஜᛖ૙ܴ䚷䚷Sakura Nihongo Kyoshitsu ֞ ֊֮ ֎׈֘ ֠ׄօ ֗׆օ֌ׄօ֊փ׎ג֊փ ֒֎֔փ֒օ׉ׄօ ֊փ ִ֎։֊֖֒֎֔փ֊փ֠ (ࠊ׎ᨥ˟᫾ἁἻἋᴾίɶὉɥኢ˟ᛅὸࠉChiisana Kokusai Koryu no Kai / Fukuoka City International Center Class (AdvancedޢშӨ໣Өત 9 ݱẰễ׎ᨥʩ්ỉ˟ᴾᅦ ֎׈֘ ֊փ׎ג֊փ ֒֎֔փ֒օ׉ׄօ ֊փ ִ֎։֊֖֒֎֔փ֊փ֠ 10 (ࠊ׎ᨥ˟᫾ἁἻἋᴾί˟ᛅὸࠉࠉChiisana Kokusai Koryu no Kai / Fukuoka City International Center Class (ConversationޢHakata-ku ݱẰễ׎ᨥʩ්ỉ˟ᴾᅦ 11 ỆỖỮắẨỢạẲếẅᾖΆιᾱᾰΆẅᾕ῁Ᾰᾴ᾽ᾳῂᾷᾸ᾿ӠӠNihongo Kyoshitsu Global Friendship ՛֎׈֘ ֊փ׎֞ג֚גփ ֒֎֔փ֒օ׉ׄօ ֊փ ֒֒׌֠ ݱẰễ׎ᨥʩ්ỉ˟ẅἅἅἿὅἍὅἑὊἁἻἋί˟ᛅὸࠉࠉChiisana Kokusai Koryu no Kai / Cocoroncenter Class (Conversation) ႊત 12 փ֠ ֎֔փ֒օ׉ׄօ ֊փ ֊փ׎֎׈֘ Minami-ku֒ (ݱẰễ׎ᨥʩ්ỉ˟ᴾẮẪẰẟọỨịί˟ᛅἁἻἋὸ ࠉChiisana Kokusai Koryu no Kai / Kokusai Hiroba Class (Conversation Class 13 փ ֒֎֔փ֒օ׉ׄօ ֊փ ֌֜֎׈֘֠ ݱẰễ׎ᨥʩ්ỉ˟ẅẮẪẰẟọỨịίؕᄽἁἻἋὸࠉࠉChiisana Kokusai Koryu no Kai / Kokusai Hiroba Class 14 ֌׆օ֖֣֓גֺ֪ 15 ẸợẦặଐஜᛖ૙ܴӠӠSoyokaze Japanese Class ֊փ 16 ẝẴễỨ˟ӠӠAsunaro-Kai ֓גֺ֪ օ։օ ֎ 17 ଐஜᛖὉỐủỮẵӠӠNihongo 䞉 Friendsׄ֠ ֎׈ֵ ඗֓גց֊֔֊ֺ֪ ଐஜᛖ͕ಏᢿӠӠAkasaka Nihongo ClubקཨӨ࣡Өત 18 ហ Jonan-ku ֎ׇօֱ׊ ֎׈֘ Өׁ 19 ỊễẸạὲᴾỆỖỮắᴾίங୴ଷἁἻἋὸࠉࠉHanaso! Nihongo㸦Mokuyo Hiru Class㸧 ႊ փ֊ ֽ֩ ֓גֺ֪ Chuo-ku 20 ଐஜᛖửܖố˟ӠӠ Nihongo wo Manabu Kai Ө ֌׆օ֖֣ ત֓גֺ֪ 21 ợạẮẸଐஜᛖ૙ܴӠӠYoukoso Nihongo Kyoshitsu 22 ỆỖỮắọỨịẅẟẼὉỆὉẰỮӠӠNihongo Hiroba Ichi䞉Ni䞉San ֎׈ֵ֓גֺׁ֪֘֘֒ 23 ἅἋἴἋଐஜᛖἁἻἨӠӠCosmos Japanese Club ວፕત ֓גֺ֪ ׇօ ֎׈ֵ Sawara-kuג֌׆օ֖֣֌ 24 ଐஜᛖ૙ܴ᣿୴ἁἻἨ Japanese Class Friday Club גׇօ ֊փ׎֔׌֪֠ 25 ଐ୴˟ᛅἇἿὅ Sunday Conversation Salon ֎׈֘֓גֺ֪ 26 ỐẪỐẪଐஜᛖἁἻἋ Fuku-Fuku Nihongo Class ֌׆օ֖֣֓גֺ֪ 27 ảỐảẟẼଐஜᛖ૙ܴӠӠEfueichi Nihongo Kyoshitsu ׈փ־ ֎׈֘֓גֺ֪ 28 ଐஜᛖἁἻἋỚỤẟίசஹὸӠӠNihongo Class - Mirai ฦત ֎ ־֩־ ׃־֊֞ ֓גֺ֪ Nishi-ku ႊӠӠӨત 29 ଐஜᛖἁἻἋ᭗ܷ Japanese Class Takamiya Minami-ku ג֎ ֗׆օ֩ ג׆օ֩֗ ỆỖỮắẨỢạẲếẅ؉ҤӠӠJapanese classroom Jonan 30 ւց֌׆օ֖֣֥ג׈ֻ ֓ג඗ӨႊӨત ֺ֪ Jonan-ku 31 ଐஜᛖ∂∏∙⇬⇉⇈૙ܴⅤ↙↙ⅾↄⅥӠӠJapanese Conversation Class Nanakusa ֋֎֖ׄօ֓גֳ֢՛֘֎՛׊ ֖׆օ֋֎֚փ ֔փ ֺ֪֮ ፼ὸӠӠYWCA Happy School (Japanese for Elementary school students to 18 year olds) ണ႘౦ܖဃẦỤᵏᵖৗộỂỉଐஜᛖܖᵷᵵᵡᵟἡἕἦὊἋἁὊἽίݱ 32 ׇօ Kasuga City֣֑ ג֖֪֗ 33 ởẰẲẟỆỖỮắὉᙱૼίஉ୴ὸӠӠYasashii Nihongo / Nishijin (Mondays) Ө֓גӨӨӨ֪ӨֺӨ 34 ẺỉẲẟଐஜᛖӠӠTanoshii Nihongo ֌׆օ֖֣֓גֺ֪ ׎׈ ֎ 35 ଐஜᛖ૙ܴỪỤỪỤẪỤốӠӠNihongo Kyoshitsu Warawara Club֔ ֌׆օ֖֣֓ג՛ֺ֪֞ג֚ג־ວӨፕӨત ֔׎׈֖ 36 ଔᑣࠊൟἍὅἑὊଐஜᛖ૙ܴᴾẐẦẬỊẲẑӠӠSawara Shimin Center / Nihongo Kyoshitsu - Kakehashi ֓גֺ֪ 37 ẨỮẲỞẟὲଐஜᛖӠӠKinshai Nihongo ֌׆օ֖֣ ֽ׊ ་ኾ඗౦֓ג֌ִֺ֪֔֗ 38 ᕲ߃ଐஜᛖ૙ܴẅỆỖỮắɺẦẳụӠӠFujisaki Nihongo Kyoshitsu - Nihongo Marukajiri Onojo City ֌׆օ֖֣ ׇ֨օ֓גSawara-ku ֺ֪ ୴ẪỤốӠӠNihongo Kyoshitsu - Doyo Clubםଐஜᛖ૙ܴẅ 39 ֌׆օ֖֣֓גֺ֪ 40 ଐஜᛖ૙ܴẅờờẼӠӠNihongo Kyoshitsu - Momochi ֌׆օ֖֣֓ג׉ ֺ֪֧֊֞ 41 ᭗ӕଐஜᛖ૙ܴࠉࠉTakatori Nihongo Kyoshitsu ׁ֧ ւց֥ג׈ֻ֓גֺ֪ 42 ଐஜᛖἮἻὅἘỵỴẅẐӐẑẅӠNihongo Volunteer - Tomo ՛֖֩׆֩׊ ֔՛֎׊ ໤௿ᆒ౦֞גփ ֧ փ 43 ˙ᣃỶὅἑὊἜἉἹἜἽὉἇὊἁἽẅӠIto International Circle Dazaifu City օׅօ֊փ֒֓ג֎ ֺ֪ ֖֪ ฦӠત 44 ଐஜᛖʩӐ˟ࠉࠉNihongo Koyu Kai ӨօӨׅӨօ֊փ ֔փ֧֌׆օ֖֣֒֓גֺ֪ 45 ଐஜᛖʩӐ˟ẅᙱᣃ૙ܴẅ Nihongo Koyu Kai Saito Kyoshitsu ג֊ג־֌׆օ֖֣ ց֞֓ ֒օ֓גֺ֪ Nishi-ku 46 ଐஜᛖ૙ܴẅίग़ܩπൟ᫾ὸࠉࠉNihongo Kyoshitsu (Atago Kominkan) ֌׆օ֖֣֓גֺ֪ ג֊֎։֊ ֒֎֔փ փ֎ևփ֊փ ׉ׄօ֋֎֚փ ֊փִ ဃ˟᫾ὸẅଐஜᛖ૙ܴẅ Fukuoka Kokusaiikueikai (Ryugakuseikaikan) Nihongo Kyoshitsuܖ׎ᨥᏋᒍ˟ίသޢᅦ 47 ֌׆օ֖֣֓גֺ֪ ג֋փ֒֎֗ ͏ɻɻΊ ֋ ֖ Chikushino City འ౹ኾ౦֘֊ ࡝ታ Symbols֭פ׎ʴỉẺỜỉଐஜᛖ૙ܴᴾẦẴầὉỆỖỮắọỨị ؓ՛ٳ ണӨ႘Ө౦ 48 ֱ֧ ׈֩ ֓גGaikokujin no Tameno Nihongo Kyoshitsu - Kasuga䞉Nihongo Hiroba ֖׆֌ׄօ ֮֗ ֺ֪ ೺օ෗ב႘቎୤֥׀ഷੇӱഷ Kasuga City ֎׈֘ 49 ẦẴầᴾẮỄờᴾỆỖỮắἁἻἋӠӠKasuga Kodomo Nihongo Class Basic: Studying Japanese for the first time ֱ֧ ׎ ֒֘ ֓גօ֌ׄօ ֺ֪ׄ֠ ։։֭֗׆օ֖ ֒օ׉ׄօ ཨੇӱ႘቎୤֋൛֖ᇀ֊׊෗ 50 Ắểịỉʩ්ọỨịӠӠKotoba no Koryu Hiroba ་ኾ඗౦ ֌׆օ֖֣ Intermediate: Understand Japanese to a certain extent ֱ֧ ׎ ֓ג׆օ֌ׄօ ֺ֪֗ 51 Onojo City ỆỖỮắ૙ܴᴾẨỮẲỞẟӠӠNihongo Kyoshitsu - Kinshai එੇӱ႘቎୤֋ׇ֎ᇀ֊׊෗ ֌׆օ֖֣ ֊փ Advanced: Understand Japanese well ౨ኘྎ֓גփִ ֖ Ө֟Ө֕ӨփӨִӠ ֺ֪֕֟ ࡅଐஜᛖ૙ܴẅẮểẻộỉ˟ Shime Townܸٽ ໤௿ᆒ౦ 52 ֞֎֗ Dazaifu Nihongo Kyoshitsu - Kotodama no Kai ༛ಋ֦֌ֽ֘ Dazaifu City Child care available ӨӨӨ ӨӠӨ֮֯֘փ֎ӨӨӨӨ֧֥֘גӨְ՛֥ւӨӨӨӨ ӨӨӨӨֳ֘՛֠֒ ֓ג֎֖֖֭ ֌׆օ֖֣ ׎փ׎փֺ֪֠ ֨֩פי׻׮׽Ւ؅׮؄بרՒ׮؉՛׶ט֎֖֖֭ ሇከ᣼ࠊỆỖỮắ૙ܴẐὁỶὁỶଐஜᛖẼẪẲỉẑ ؆՛׻֠ འ౹ኾ౦ 53 Parties, speech contests, bus trips, etc. ׆օ֊փ֖ ֊גֵ גChikushino City Chikushino Nihongo Kyoshitsu-Waiwai Nihongo Chikushino փ ֯֩ ֔֨օ ֖׆֨օ ֺ֪ ׽ب؎יภ֐चՒཥၗՒിၗ֩֨႘቎ᇌँ֭ൾऴ օ֕֒֓ג֋փ֒֎ ֌ ֱ֧ ֺ֪ ׎ẦỤஹẺʴỉẺỜỉଐஜᛖᜒࡈ Events introducing Japanese culture, includingٳ ֽ֠׀֖ ౨ӨኘӨྎ 54 flower arranging, tea ceremony, and calligraphy ౷ဥ౦ Shime Town Gaikoku kara Kitahito no Tameno Nihongo Koza ΗΞΔ͚͘͠ Itoshima City ᎌጛ๐֪֣փ֥ӠGetting in contact with the classes ֖ ֽ֖ փ֧ ΓΖ ͕ͨ ͍͠ ͺΏ ΗΞΔ͚ ֓גֺ֪ ౷ӨဥӨ౦ 55 ଐஜᛖọỨịὉẟểẲộӠӠNihongo Hiroba Itoshima ኻཛ֎֧ྋວ֎֪֮ᎌጛ֖֩փ֦֎֟֔փՓ Itoshima City Please do not contact the classes late at night or early in the morning. ဪત Higashi-ku 䜂䛜䛧䛧䜏䜣 䛫䜣䛯䞊 䛻䜋䜣䛤䛝䜗䛖䛧䛴 ־՛Ӡ႘቎୤ੱಬ֭֝״بװ㻝 ӨӨဪ౦ኁ Higashi Shimin Center / Nihongo Kyoshitsu - Nozomi 䛻䛱 䛨 䛝䜣䜘䛖䜃 ଐẅ଺ ẅ᣿୴ଐᴾᴾᵟᵫᵏᵎᵘᵑᵎ῍ᵮᵫᵏᵐᵘᵎᵎẆᵮᵫᵏᵘᵑᵎ῍ᵮᵫᵑᵘᵎᵎ Time Friday 10:30am䡚12:00pm, 1:30pm䡚3:00pm 䛛䛔 䜂 䛤䛬䜣 䛤䛤 䛛䛟 䛘䜣 䛢䛴 ˟ẅᝲ ẅҜЭὉҜࢸẅӲᵓᵎᵎόẅίᾀẦஉὸ Fee 䢠500/month for each class (morning/afternoon) 䜀 䛧䜗 䛩䛟䛘䛒䛺䛔 䜅䛟䛚䛛 䛧䜚䛴䜂䛜䛧 䛧䜏䜣 䛫䜣䛯䞊 (ࠊᇌிࠊൟἍὅἑὊ Venue Higashi Shimin Center (Namiki Squareޢẅ৑ ẅễỚẨἋἁỺỴϋẅᅦئ 䛨䜕䛖 䛧䜗 䜅䛟䛚䛛䛧䜂䛜䛧䛟䛱䛿䜔 䜖䛖䜃䜣䜆䛴 䛖䛡䛸䜚 䜅䛛 4-21-45 Chihaya, Higashiku, Fukuoka City Address ˰ẅ৑ ẅᅦޢࠊிғҘଔᵒᵋᵐᵏᵋᵒᵓẅίᣁ̝ཋỉӖӕɧӧὸ (No personal deliveries accepted) 䛻䛧䛶䛴䛱䛿䜔䛘䛝 䛒䜛 䜇䜣 䐟 3 mins walk from Nishitetsu & JR Chihaya station 䛔 䛛䛯 ṞᵨᵰẆᙱᤧҘଔᬜẦỤഩẟềᾂЎ Directions ᘍẨ૾ 䛱䛿䜔䛘䛝 䜀䛩䛶䛔 䛒䜛 䜇䜣 䛺 䛛 䛾 䜀䛩䛶䛔 䛒䜛 䜅䜣 䐠 1 min walk from Chihayaeki bus stop, ṟҘଔᬜἢἋͣẦỤഩẟềᾀЎẆӸᬐ᣼ἢἋͣẦỤഩẟềᾂЎ 3 mins walk from Nakano bus stop ẅᵲᶃᶊᾉᵎᵗᵐᵋᵔᵒᵓᵋᵏᵏᵒᵒẅᵤᵿᶖᾉᵎᵗᵐᵋᵔᵒᵓᵋᵏᵎᵒᵐ Tel: 092-645-1144䚷Fax: 092-645-1042 䜜䜣䜙䛟䛥䛝 Email: [email protected] ᡲዂέ ẅᵣᶋᵿᶇᶊᾉᶅᵿᶉᶓᶑᶆᶓᵌᵦᵧᵵᵭᵞᶁᶇᶒᶗᵌᶄᶓᶉᶓᶍᶉᵿᵌᶊᶅᵌᶈᶎ Contact 䜂䛜䛧䛟䛧䜗䛖䛜䛔䛜䛟䛧䜕䛖 䛩䛔䛧䜣䛛 Higashi Ward Office/Lifelong Learning Promotion ᴾᴾிғဃ෨ܖ፼ਖ਼ᡶᛢ Section 䛨䜕䛣䛖䛧䜓 䛻䞊䛪 䛣䜎 䛯䛔䛚䛖 䛣䛣䜝 .ӖᜒᎍỉἝὊἌỆẝỪẶẺኬởẦễݣࣖử࣎ầẬềẟộẴẇ Every effort is made to conduct classes that meet student needs 䛛䛧䛔䛿䜎䛧䜗䛖䛜䛳䛣䛖 䛚䜔䛣䛻䜋䜣䛤䛝䜗䛖䛧䛴 䛛䛔 㻞 ӨӨஷྦྷᆃ൚ॺ஑ැ౤႘቎୤ੱಬӠׇ׊ׁ֧व Kashiihama Shogakko Oyako Nihongo Kyoshitsu - 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Please take a look at our ܖ፼ỉಮ܇ửἭὊἲἬὊἊỆਫ਼᠍ẲềẟộẴẇ website. ᶆᶒᶒᶎᶑᵘᵍᵍᶗᶍᶐᶓᶒᶍᶋᶍᶀᶊᶍᶅᵌᶕᶍᶐᶂᶎᶐᶃᶑᶑᵌᶁᶍᶋᵍ https://yorutomoblog.wordpress.com/ 䛱䛔 䛣䛟䛥䛔䛣䛖䜚䜕䛖 䛛䛔 䜂䛜䛧䜖䛖䜃䜣䛝䜗䛟䛟䜙䛩 ؞׮פ㻟 ӨӨ൚֔֩ே఑୪ጺ֭वӠဪዧᇬઅ Chiisana Kokusai Koryu no Kai / Higashi Yubinkyoku Class 䛻䛱 䛨 䛹䜘䛖䜃 ୴ଐᴾᴾᵟᵫᵏᵎᵘᵎᵎ῍ᵮᵫᵏᵐᵘᵎᵎ Time Saturday 10:00am䡚12:00pmםଐẅ଺ ẅ 䛛䛔 䜂 䛢䛴 䛘䜣 䛛䛔 䛯 䛥䜣䛛 䢠 Fee 5,000 for 6 months ˟ẅᝲ ᴾᴾᵔẦஉẅᵓᵊᵎᵎᵎόẅίẮỉ˟ỉ˂ỉἁἻἋỆờӋьỂẨộẴὸ (You can join all other classes of Chiisana Kokusai Koryu no Kai) 䜀 䛧䜗 䜖䛖䜃䜣䛨䛞䜗䛖䛛䜆䛧䛝䛜䛔䛧䜓䜅䛟䛚䛛䜂䛜䛧䛧䛶䜣 䛛䛔䛞䛧䛴 Fukuoka Higashi Branch, Japan Post Service Co., Ltd Venue ிૅࡃᾁᾕẅ˟ᜭܴ 2F Conference Roomޢẅ৑ ᴾᴾᣁ̝ʙಅఇࡸ˟ᅈᅦئ 䛨䜕䛖 䛧䜗 䜅䛟䛚䛛䛧䜂䛜䛧䛟䛛䛧䛔䛿䜎 䜖䛖䜃䜣䜆䛴 䛖䛡䛸䜚 䜅䛛 1-9-5 Kashiihama, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City Address ˰ẅ৑ ᴾᅦޢࠊிғᬐౢාᾀᵋᾈᵋᾄᴾᵆᣁ̝ཋỉӖӕɧӧᵇ (No personal deliveries accepted) 䜅䛟䛚䛛 䛖䜣䜖䛧䛝䜗䛟䜎䛘 䜀䛩䛶䛔 䛒䜛 䜇䜣 䛔 䛛䛯 Ṟᅦޢᢃ᠞ૅޅЭἢἋͣẦỤഩẟềᾂЎ 䐟 3 mins walk from Fukuoka Un'yushikyoku-mae bus stop Directions ᘍẨ૾ 䛔䛚䜣䜒䞊䜛䛛䛧䛔䛿䜎 䜀䛩䛶䛔 䛒䜛 䜇䜣 䐠 ṟỶỼὅἴὊἽᬐౢාἢἋͣẦỤഩẟềᾅЎ 6 mins walk from AEON MALL Kashiihama bus stop Tel & Fax: 092-662-7690 ẅᵲᶃᶊὉᵤᵿᶖᾉᵎᵗᵐᵋᵔᵔᵐᵋᵕᵔᵗᵎ Email: [email protected] 䜜䜣䜙䛟䛥䛝 䛾䛠䛱 䛶䜛䜘 ᡲዂέ ẅᵣᶋᵿᶇᶊᾉᶁᶆᶇᶇᶑᵿᶌᵿᶇᶌᶄᶍᵞᶅᶋᵿᶇᶊᵌᶁᶍᶋᴾᴾᴾ᣼ӝẅༀˊ Contact Ms. NOGUCHI Teruyo 䜖䛖䛭䛖䛥䛝 䜅䛟䛚䛛䛧䜂䛜䛧 䛟 䛛䛧䛔䛿䜎 Postal address: 2-5-3-1001, Kashiihama, Higashi-ku, ẅᣁᡛέᾉᅦޢࠊிғᬐౢාᵐᵋᵓᵋᵑᵋᵏᵎᵎᵏ Fukuoka City 䛻䛱䛨䜗䛖 䛛䛔䜟 䛯䛾 䛟䜙䛩 䛸䛟 䛻䜋䜣䛤 䛯䛰 䛿䛴䛚䜣 䛟 䛛䛘 䜜䜣 ଐࠝ˟ᛅỉಏẲẟἁἻἋỂẴẇཎỆଐஜᛖỉദẲẟႆ᪦ửጮụᡉẲጀ Fun classes for daily conversation
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    MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR This year’s Annual Symposium is organized by our Thermal Science and Engineering Division. Our focus is to address efficiency in power generation, energy production and storage, and energy utilization. It is well known that one of the objectives of our Institute is that, through our scenarios, we develop energy solutions that aim to reduce CO2 emissions by 70% from the 1990 levels by the year 2050. A key technology strategy toward achieving our goal is to increase efficiency in both energy generation and utilization, and it is precisely the target that this year’s symposium will aim to review. From this discussion, we hope to establish a more concerted pathway for our research efforts. In particular, this year we wish to: assess our efforts toward improved and smart conversion of waste heat, consider the use of nanomaterials and metal‐organic frameworks for efficient heat pump cycles, explore next generation working fluids and their thermophysical properties, and discuss the subject of nanoscale transport and heat transfer mechanisms. Lastly, through discussion and debate we aim to review the efficacy of I2CNER’s research portfolio regarding the energy technologies we are aiming to enable as well as the associated CO2 emission reductions. I would like to take this opportunity to express, on behalf of all faculty, researchers, and administrative staff of I2CNER, our sincere appreciation to all who have supported the Institute and contributed to its progress. It is my great hope that we engage each other in active discourse, find and establish new research connections, and leave with a renewed excitement and appreciation for scientific discovery.
  • 2017/11/10 Financial Results Presentation Materials For

    2017/11/10 Financial Results Presentation Materials For

    FY2018/3 Semi-Annual Investors Meeting November 10, 2017 Kyushu Railway Company 11 Contents Ⅰ Financial results for the first half of FY2018/3 3 Ⅱ Forecasts for FY2018/3 14 Ⅲ Progress of the Medium-Term Business Plan 19 Ⅳ Individual business initiatives 24 Appendix 38 2 Ⅰ Financial results for the first half of FY2018/3 3 Consolidated Financial highlights for the First Half of FY2018/3 (Year on Year) • Operating revenues increased due to a rise in railway transportation revenues owing to such factors as the dissipating impact from the 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes, in addition to higher revenues form condominium sales. • Net income attributable to owners of the parent increased due to a decline in extraordinary losses associated with the 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes, although extraordinary losses associated with the heavy rain in northern Kyushu and typhoon No. 18 are recorded. • EBITDA increased due to a rise in railway transportation revenues. (Billions of yen) 6 months ended 6 months ended YoY Sep 30, 2016 Sep 30, 2017 Operating revenues 172.0 189.4 17.3 110.1% Operating income 28.3 32.7 4.4 115.8% Ordinary income 29.4 33.9 4.5 115.4% Net income attributable to owners of the parent 19.9 22.9 3.0 115.2% EBITDA 35.2 41.0 5.7 116.4% Note: EBITDA = operating income + cost of depreciation The same applies hereafter. Billions of yen 〈Operating revenues by segment〉 Billions of yen 〈EBITDA by segment〉 1,900 +1.4 189.4 450 190 +6.3 45 (1.0) +1.4 41.0 +3.0 +0.1 1,800180 40040 +3.9 +0.2 +5.5 (0.2) 172.0 35.2 1,700170 35035 1,6000 3000 (FY2017/3) revenues
  • Area Locality Address Description Operator Aichi Aisai 10-1

    Area Locality Address Description Operator Aichi Aisai 10-1

    Area Locality Address Description Operator Aichi Aisai 10-1,Kitaishikicho McDonald's Saya Ustore MobilepointBB Aichi Aisai 2283-60,Syobatachobensaiten McDonald's Syobata PIAGO MobilepointBB Aichi Ama 2-158,Nishiki,Kaniecho McDonald's Kanie MobilepointBB Aichi Ama 26-1,Nagamaki,Oharucho McDonald's Oharu MobilepointBB Aichi Anjo 1-18-2 Mikawaanjocho Tokaido Shinkansen Mikawa-Anjo Station NTT Communications Aichi Anjo 16-5 Fukamachi McDonald's FukamaPIAGO MobilepointBB Aichi Anjo 2-1-6 Mikawaanjohommachi Mikawa Anjo City Hotel NTT Communications Aichi Anjo 3-1-8 Sumiyoshicho McDonald's Anjiyoitoyokado MobilepointBB Aichi Anjo 3-5-22 Sumiyoshicho McDonald's Anjoandei MobilepointBB Aichi Anjo 36-2 Sakuraicho McDonald's Anjosakurai MobilepointBB Aichi Anjo 6-8 Hamatomicho McDonald's Anjokoronaworld MobilepointBB Aichi Anjo Yokoyamachiyohama Tekami62 McDonald's Anjo MobilepointBB Aichi Chiryu 128 Naka Nakamachi Chiryu Saintpia Hotel NTT Communications Aichi Chiryu 18-1,Nagashinochooyama McDonald's Chiryu Gyararie APITA MobilepointBB Aichi Chiryu Kamishigehara Higashi Hatsuchiyo 33-1 McDonald's 155Chiryu MobilepointBB Aichi Chita 1-1 Ichoden McDonald's Higashiura MobilepointBB Aichi Chita 1-1711 Shimizugaoka McDonald's Chitashimizugaoka MobilepointBB Aichi Chita 1-3 Aguiazaekimae McDonald's Agui MobilepointBB Aichi Chita 24-1 Tasaki McDonald's Taketoyo PIAGO MobilepointBB Aichi Chita 67?8,Ogawa,Higashiuracho McDonald's Higashiura JUSCO MobilepointBB Aichi Gamagoori 1-3,Kashimacho McDonald's Gamagoori CAINZ HOME MobilepointBB Aichi Gamagori 1-1,Yuihama,Takenoyacho
  • KYUSHU UNIVERSITY Ito Campus ● Shiiki Hall ● I2CNER Hall ● Research Facilities for Co-Evolutional Social Systems ● INAMORI Hall

    KYUSHU UNIVERSITY Ito Campus ● Shiiki Hall ● I2CNER Hall ● Research Facilities for Co-Evolutional Social Systems ● INAMORI Hall

    KYUSHU UNIVERSITY Ito Campus ● Shiiki Hall ● I2CNER Hall ● Research Facilities for Co-Evolutional Social Systems ● INAMORI Hall 744 Motooka, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka, 819-0395, JAPAN Eｅｓｔ Gate Kyudai Sogo Ground Kyudai Senpaku- School of Eｅｓｔ Ｚｏｎｅ koku-jikkentou Agriculture 567 Ｗｅｓｔ Ｚｏｎｅ SHIIKI HALL Ito Guest House INAMORI Hall Central Library Central Jonathan KS Choi Cultural Library Centre of Japan Ｂｉｇ Ｏｒａｎｇｅ Center Zone 3 Ｂｉｇ Ｏｒａｎｇｅ Research Facilities for Co-Evolutional School of Science Center Zone 1 Social Systems Center Zone 2 Next-Generation I²CNER Hall Fuel Cell Research Center Bus stop ★ From Fukuoka Airport Fukuoka Airport → (Subway Kuko Line) → Meinohama Station ( ※1 Transfer JR Chikuhi Line) → Kyudai-Gakkentoshi Station → ※ 2 Showa Bus (via Susenji or Yokohamanishi or Gakuendori) → Ito Campus ★ From Hakata or Tenjin Station By subway Hakata Station (Subway Kuko Line) → Tenjin → Meinohama ( ※ 1 Transfer JR Chikuhi Line) → Kyudai-Gakkentoshi Station → ※ 2 Showa Bus (via Susenji or Yokohamanishi or Gakuendori) → Ito Campus ※ 1 Alternatively, board a train bound for Nishikaratsu or Chikuzen-Maebaru, which eliminates the need to transfer at Meinohama Station. ※ 2 For West zone → bus stop No.3 Get off at the bus stop → Inamori or I²CNER or (Research Facilities for Co-Evolutional Social Systems) Get off at the bus stop ) → Inamori ※ 2 For East zone → bus stop No.4 Get off at the bus stop of library → I²CNER or Research Facilities for Co- Evolutional Social Systems By bus Bus stop of Hakata StationA (Nishitetsu Bus for Kyudai Ito Campus) → Bus stop of Solaria Stage → ※ 3 Ito Campus ※ 3 Get off at the bus stop → Inamori or I²CNER or Research Facilities for Co-Evolutional Social Systems Get off at the bus stop.
  • For Translation Purposes Only August 29, 2007 Notice Concerning

    For Translation Purposes Only August 29, 2007 Notice Concerning

    For Translation Purposes Only August 29, 2007 For Immediate Release Nomura Real Estate Residential Fund, Inc. Nobuyuki Hamada, Representative and Executive Director (Securities Code: 3240) Asset Management Company: Nomura Real Estate Asset Management Co., Ltd. Tatsuo Inoue, President and Chief Executive Officer Inquiries: Masatomi Natsume, Director Residential Management Division TEL: +81-3-3365-7729 Notice Concerning Property Acquisition Nomura Real Estate Residential Fund, Inc. (“Nomura Residential Fund” or the “Fund”) announced today that it has determined, and reached an agreement with the seller to acquire real estate, as briefly explained below. 1. Summary of the Assets (the “Properties”) (1) Benefis Kashii (tentative name) Type of Asset Real estate Property Name Benefis Kashii (tentative name) Acquisition Price ¥396,000 thousand (excluding acquisition related costs, fixed asset taxes, urban planning taxes, consumption taxes and local consumption taxes) Date of Agreement August 29, 2007 (date of agreement on purchase and sale of the real estate) Scheduled Date of Acquisition March 5, 2000 (delivery date of the real estate) Seller Sanwa Estate K.K. (refer to “6. Seller Profile” below) Financing To be determined Form of Payment Payment in full at the time of purchase (2) Benefis Yoshizuka Grand Suite (tentative name) Type of Asset Real estate Property Name Benefis Yoshizuka Grand Suite (tentative name) Acquisition Price ¥693,000 thousand (excluding acquisition related costs, fixed asset taxes, urban planning taxes, consumption taxes and local consumption taxes) Date of Agreement August 29, 2007 (date of agreement on purchase and sale of the real estate) Scheduled Date of Acquisition March 19, 2008 (delivery date of the real estate) Seller Sanwa Estate K.K.
  • Social Infrastructure & Industrial Systems

    Social Infrastructure & Industrial Systems

    Transportation Systems Social Infrastructure & Industrial Systems Social Infrastructure Transportation Systems Transportation 1 Latest Shinkansen rolling stock and interior fi ttings 1 East Japan Railway Company and West Japan 2 Series 60000 Rolling Stock Railway Company for Tobu Railway Co., Ltd. Rolling Stock for Hokuriku Shinkansen Th e Series E5 rolling stock for the Hokuriku Shinkansen and the Hitachi has supplied new Series 60000 rolling stock to Tobu Series E6 for the Akita Shinkansen have entered service, becoming Railway Co., Ltd. for the Tobu Urban Park Line (Noda Line). the fi rst such trains in Japan to achieve 320 km/h in commercial Th e trains are the fi rst new series to be added since the line operation. Meanwhile, the Series E7 and W7, which will be intro- commenced operation. Th eir design is based on the Series 50000 duced in March 2015 when the Hokuriku Shinkansen is extended and builds on its concept of building next-generation trains that to include services to Kanazawa will operate at 260 km/h, with E7 are kind to people and the environment, adding improvements to services to Nagano being introduced fi rst. Th ese new Shinkansen comfort and environmental performance along with barrier-free rolling stock have been supplied to the East Japan Railway Company and West Japan Railway Company. Th e Series E7 and W7 Shinkansen rolling stock incorporate a variety of new technologies, including improvements to ride comfort and stopping performance. Of particular note is that the Hokuriku Shinkansen rolling stock needs to use both 50-Hz and 60-Hz power systems on diff erent sections of track.
  • ISEM2014 the 5Th International Symposium on Energetic Materials and Their Applications 12-14 November, 2014, Fukuoka, Japan

    ISEM2014 the 5Th International Symposium on Energetic Materials and Their Applications 12-14 November, 2014, Fukuoka, Japan

    ISEM2014 The 5th International Symposium on Energetic Materials and their Applications 12-14 November, 2014, Fukuoka, Japan Organized by Japan Explosives Society http://www.jes.or.jp/isem/2014/ Chairman : Prof. Mitsuru Arai, The University of Tokyo 火薬学会 Symposium Chairman : Prof. Atsumi Miyake, Yokohama National University Japan Explosives Society SCOPE The scope of the 5th International Symposium on Energetic Materials and their Applications (ISEM2014) includes both fundamental researches and industrial applications related to energetic materials. The objectives are to obtain an overview of the most recent international research efforts and to provide opportunities for scientists and engineers to establish avenues for cooperation and collaboration. VENUE The Luigans Spa & Resort, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka, JAPAN (in the North of Kyushu Island). CALL FOR PAPERS All prospective authors for Oral Presentation and Poster Presentation should submit the abstract of about 250 words by 16 June, 2014. Online submission is available on the ISEM2014 website (http://www.jes.or.jp/isem/2014). As for the full paper, please submit to Editorial Office of the Japan Explosives Society. The deadline for full paper submission is 14 November, 2014. For more questions about the submission, please contact the Secretariat. PUBLICATION Accepted abstracts will be published in the symposium abstracts book. Additional full papers featuring the presentation will be eligible for publication in the journal of the “Science and Technology of Energetic Materials”. LANGUAGE REGISTRATION FEES The official language at the symposium is English. Early Normal IMPORTANT DATES JES Member: 50,000 JPY 55,000 JPY Non-Member: 55,000 JPY 60,000 JPY 16 June, 2014 Abstract Due Student : 20,000 JPY 20,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 30 June, 2014 Notification of Acceptance Accompanying Person: 31 August, 2014 Early Registration Due • Registration is available on the ISEM2014 website.